MONTHLY MEMORY LANE: 3 years ago: December 2013. I mark in red three posts from each month that seem most apt for general background on key issues in this blog, excluding those reblogged recently, and in green up to 3 others I’d recommend. Posts that are part of a “unit” or a group count as one. In this post, that makes 12/27-12/28 count as one.
- (12/3) Stephen Senn: Dawid’s Selection Paradox (guest post)
- (12/7) FDA’s New Pharmacovigilance
- (12/9) Why ecologists might want to read more philosophy of science (UPDATED)
- (12/11) Blog Contents for Oct and Nov 2013
- (12/14) The error statistician has a complex, messy, subtle, ingenious piece-meal approach
- (12/15) Surprising Facts about Surprising Facts
- (12/19) A. Spanos lecture on “Frequentist Hypothesis Testing”
- (12/24) U-Phil: Deconstructions [of J. Berger]: Irony & Bad Faith 3
- (12/25) “Bad Arguments” (a book by Ali Almossawi)
- (12/26) Mascots of Bayesneon statistics (rejected post)
- (12/27) Deconstructing Larry Wasserman
- (12/28) More on deconstructing Larry Wasserman (Aris Spanos)
- (12/28) Wasserman on Wasserman: Update! December 28, 2013
- (12/31) Midnight With Birnbaum (Happy New Year)
 Monthly memory lanes began at the blog’s 3-year anniversary in Sept, 2014.
 New Rule, July 30, 2016-very convenient.